Free Download NEW! Thumbs Up Icon
Guy Clena
I made some changes for reactions and it appears I have broken something. The reactions icon is now missing from the post actions bar. This is affecting all posts vs just the first one which ive seen some older topic covering. A reaction can be performed by hovering\clicking over the area for the reaction however.
When someone likes your (or someone else's) email message, the Thumbs-up icon appears in the email messages listed in your Inbox. When you open the email message, you'll see the Thumbs-up icon with a number next to it , indicating the number of people who like it.
We are using 1.9.8+ and I have a professor who suddenly has an icon which appeared in only one of her quiz questions. How do I get rid of the hand art/icon? How did it appear in the question or what does it indicate?
My guess is that she copied and pasted and some of the code got mixed up somewhere so that whatever punctuation was surrounding the text where the thumb icon is created that icon in the HTML editor. (Joseph posed what that combo might have been while I was typing this.)
Currently, if you "like"a discussion post, the border of the thumbs up icon changes from grey to red, but the icon stays outlined, not filled. The distinction is subtle, and difficult to impossible for users with colorblindness or low vision to notice.
This might be a minor for rest of community but it bothers me quite a bit personally. There is a heart icon representing "like" or agreement with the post. I think that choice of icon is not great as heart implies love, much stronger emotion than simple like or expression of agreement with what has been said. I often shy from pressing the button in situations where I would want to do it, because I feel like I need to be more invested in it to use "heart" button. If it was changed to something less powerful than representation of love, I would probably use it more often. (I might be only one who feels this way tho :) )
This might be a minor for rest of community but it bothers me quite a bit personally. There is a heart icon representing "like" or agreement with the post. I think that choice of icon is not great as heart implies love, much stronger emotion than simple like or expression of agreement with what has been said.
I don't use any of those services, maybe that's why it's throwing me off. Now that I think of it, I don't think I use anything else other than this forum that is using heart icon. Well, looks like it quite standard after all, so I guess I will have to adapt
We use this feature differently @Bastien_Siebman where we need the approval from a client before a task goes ahead. So maybe we need a way for everyone to choose their own icons so that it means different things in different use cases?
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A full green thumbs-up icon means that the transaction was completed with a 3-D Secure authentication method, such as Digipass or a card reader. However, it doesn't necessarily mean the payment itself was processed successfully. Therefore, you should always check the transaction status to know whether you'll receive your money.
Just ask any traveler who's given a thumbs-up in Afghanistan. Or someone who's crossed their fingers in Vietnam or signaled "OK" in Brazil. All those gestures have offensive connotations away from American soil.
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